I've decided to sell these three along with the wood mounted one I showed previously. I need to photo the backs and such so you know what you're getting. Not really much there since they are fringed and naked!
This double pocket Hazlin piece I had in the sell pile would be kind of pricey because of the work I have involved, and only of interest to very few since it's kind of odd. So I may deconstruct it and have two small pillows to set somewhere. Or sell them if I don't like that either. How much fabric is left for seaming? We shall see.
My chocolate iced yule log is still a filthy boy, but he doesn't seem to have any infections starting from bites.
His father (old man Bud) decided to take on the intruder also and is worn out with a damaged ear.
We've been busy for several days trying to make the open shelves between Dominic's cabinets. We decided to do them ourselves, a simple project, rather than wait for him and try to explain what we want. You can't imagine the problems we've had! Taken apart several times, more cutting, more sanding, the sides of Dom's cabinets are not perfectly square or level and neither is our wood floor. So every which way but loose, there was a noticeable gap. We'll install this and add the top soon.
That's all I got! A nice day today with sun. We've been lucky so far this winter after a very cold and wet fall.
Thanks for visiting!
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4 comments:
Hi Marly- if you deconstruct and sell, I would be interested in the green top half of the Hazlin. Your shelves look great from this angle :-)
Marly: I think the shelf looks great.
Lovely pieces you are selling.
Catherine
Hope old man Bud is on the mend. What kind of intruder did he tangle with? You always have such beautiful piece work.
I love the shelves! Are you going to make the top one a bench? Selling your cross stitch??? My family and friends would kill me because they are already lining up to get all this stuff when I finally kick the bucket! LOL.
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